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Libres de miseria (Freedom from want) (

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Creator

Brodovitch, Alexey, 1898-1971

Title

Libres de miseria (Freedom from want)

Description

World War II poster with an image representing one of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's four freedoms from his 1941 state of the union address. The depicted image represents "libres de miseria" (freedom from want). An abstracted white hand holds a mother and child, shelter, and livestock. Below, a second gray colored hand holds the skeletal remains of livestock, and the burned foundation of a home. The gray hand is chained to a ball emblazoned with a N...

Date

1942

Collection

Illinois State University

	Native name	Chicago State University
	Location	Normal , United States of America
	Coordinates	40° 30′ 38.74″ N, 88° 59′ 36.46″ W
	Established	1857
	Website	illinoisstate.edu
	Authority file	: Q558922 VIAF: 156568544 ISNI: 0000000419368825 LCCN: n79041693 NLA: 36573832 GND: 1034462-7 WorldCat

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This file was contributed to Wikimedia Commons by Illinois State University as part of a cooperation project. The donation was facilitated by the Digital Public Library of America, via its partner Illinois Digital Heritage Hub.

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DPLA identifier: 2d8ff6479266a7835bddc33f4a5f89b4

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